Trent Mann

Trent Mann began his journey at Beasley Allen as a law clerk before his promotion to attorney in 2023. He currently focuses on high-impact cases involving product liability class actions, business litigation, and emerging issues tied to illegal gambling websites.

Trent is passionate about making a difference for his clients and class members, especially when it comes to serious vehicle safety issues. He’s committed to ensuring their voices are heard and their concerns are resolved. His legal experience spans a range of impactful cases, including employment discrimination, healthcare fraud, and whistleblower (qui tam) actions. His dedication recently earned him recognition as one of the 2024 40 Under 40 civil plaintiff attorneys in Alabama.

One of Trent’s most memorable victories involves the Honda Idle case, where he devoted countless hours navigating discovery and securing class certification. The case reached a successful settlement, with the final hearing held in October of this year. Earlier in the year, Trent also helped settle the Honda fuel pump case and is currently finalizing the terms of that agreement. Additionally, he played a key role in wrapping up the GM engine settlement, marking another major step forward in protecting consumers from serious vehicle defects.

He is an active member of the Alabama State Bar Association.

Trent is the youngest son of Marty and Susan Mann, and a proud dog dad to Lucy, whom he adopted at the start of law school. When he’s not working or volunteering, you’ll find him spending quality time with family, exploring nature on hikes with Lucy, or discovering new places through travel. He also takes on pro bono cases for employment discrimination through the Pro Se Assistance Program. 

Education

Trent earned his bachelor’s degree in business management from Auburn University in 2020, with minors in entrepreneurship, family business, and political science. He continued his education at Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law, graduating in 2023.

During college, he interned for former Congressman Martha Roby, where he had the honor of engaging with numerous veterans in his district, something he has a deep passion for, and listening to their challenges and stories.

Licenses

• Alabama (2023)